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Enthronement of the First Archbishop of Wales; June 1st 1920

The diminutive cathedral of St Asaph plays host to the great leaders of Church and State in historic enthronement ceremony.

Non-Fiction 1920 7 mins Silent

Overview

Illustrious leaders of church and state converge on the tiny cathedral of St Asaph for the inauguration of Alfred Edwards as first Archbishop of Wales. Despite the solemnity of the occasion, a relaxed atmosphere prevails. Prime Minister David Lloyd George is seen chatting casually; the Countess of Dundonald strolls with her party. At the Palace garden reception, the band of the Welsh Guards adds to the summery air.

Original title

The Enthronement of the First Archbishop of Wales; June 1st 1920

Genres

Non-Fiction

Country

Wales

Location

St Asaph / Llanelwy

Language

No Dialogue with English subtitles

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